Page 491 - Atlas of Creation Volume 2

Harun Yahya

YOU CAN'T CARVE STONE WITH STONE

Pestles dating back to
2 11,000 BCE

1
Stone inlays dating back to
around 10,000 BCE

An obsidian tool dating back
3 to 10,000 BCE

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4
Stone objects dating back to
11,000 BCE Stonework dating back to
between 9,000 and 10,000
BCE, with traces of mala-
chite inlay

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A hammer dating
back to 10,000
A socketed stone inlay resembling
BCE
a nail, dating back to around
10,000 BCE

These stone tools date back on average to between 10,000 and 11,000 BCE. Imagine
that you wanted to make any one of the objects here by hitting or rubbing one stone
with another, in the way evolutionists maintain was done at the time. Try to make reg-
ular holes such as those in figure 4. No matter how many times you strike the piece of
rock in your hand, you will never be able to make such a perfect hole. To do so, you
will need to use a drill made of some harder substance like steel.

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